Federal Judge Blocks Louisiana's Age Verification Law, Upholding Free Speech

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A U.S. District Court struck down Louisiana's Act 456, ruling it unconstitutional as it violated the First Amendment by requiring ID verification to access online content, emphasizing the importance of free speech and privacy rights. The decision reinforces that government cannot restrict lawful online speech or compromise user privacy under the guise of protecting minors, and it sends a message to policymakers nationwide to avoid unconstitutional laws.
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